The Ecclesiastical Purple, recreated here using modern materials, derives from a mix of two pigments, Blue Verditer and Cochineal, it was originally developed for the walls of the Holbein Chamber at Horace Walpole’s villa in Twickenham. The rim is gilt in platinum so as to frame and enhance the placidity of the Ecclesiastical Purple. Lua is the Portuguese word for the Moon, chosen for it embodies perfectly the serenity of the chromatic combination and reminds us of a very still moon crate.